Kaplan FL Scores

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ATM92

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Hey guys! For those who have taken the Kaplan FL exams, how were your scores like? Those are my stats so far:
Diagnostic: 488
FL1: 488
FL2: 494
FL3:495
FL4: 493
Its a bit discouraging to see my score drop down by a point after there had been an increase, so what do you guys think?

PS: I'm aiming for a 500 by May 14th, so if anyone has any advice, I'd really appreciate it!
 
Lol bruh you dumb. Jkjk. I wouldn't worry too much about your Kaplan scores. I have been scoring around 500-501 on them and I use them more for content review. Sure the compilation spreadsheet shows people getting around 500 and scoring high, but everyone is different. I would just try to analyze what you got wrong on Kap and move on. By this point start ditching Kap and go for more NS and EK exams.
 
I got a diagnostic of 483. Kaptest FL 1-7 were 492, 496, 497, 498, 497, 500, 503 respectively (taken in order closer to exam date, and FL7 was 2 weeks before). Got 87th percentile on the real thing. Don't worry about it!!!
 
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I found the Kaplan FLs to be much more difficult than the actual test. I took four and scored 504, 505, 507, and 502 in that order (can't remember which FL corresponds to each score). I scored a 514 on the actual test and wasn't surprised because it seemed significantly easier than any of the practice tests. I think the fact that they're more difficult makes them great for preparation.

As a side note, I found the official exam to be significantly easier than the actual test - so try not to get too overconfident if you do well on that.
 
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